Analysis of Pol Pot's death and its implications for justice among Cambodian refugees, highlighting diverse reactions.
To scholars who have studied the Cambodian genocide, President Clinton’s bid to bring Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot to justice is applauded, but Pol’s death on April 14 is a surprise and perhaps a disappointment, an opportunity lost. For Cambodian refugees like Cindy of San Jose, California, however, the reaction is far different.
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